The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-30
At Hymen's Altar.


The marriage of Miss Margaret Butler, only
daughter OF Hon. John M. Butler and wife, to
Mr.. Alpheus Henry Snow. prominent young
lawyer of Hartford Conn, was celebrated last
evening at o'clock, at the family residence. on
North Delaware street Rev. James Mcleod,
of the Second Presby terrain Church, oficiated.
The bridal party was preceded by two little
Coburn. who were the ribbon bearers. Mr..
Lewis Hyde. of Orange, N. j., was the
groom's best man, and Miss May Ship,
Miss Buffers most intimate friend,
attended her. The wedding dress was silver
hrocade and handsome white satin, and valen-
ciennes lace. She carried a large ostrich feather
The decorations were almost entirely of green,
ferns, palms and vines. An orchestra dis
coursed sweet music. There were about seven
ty invited to the ceremony. At o'clock there
was large reception. Many kilograms OF con-
graduation were received from absent friends.
and many beautiful and valuable gifts were sent
from the city as well as from q distance Mrs.
A. F. Snow, mother of the groom from Hart
ford; Mrs. Harrison, Mrs Jennison, and Mrs.
Simpson. and Mr.. and Mrs Simpson. of Craw-
louisville; Mrs. Bayard and Mrs. Shanklin, of
Evansville and Miss Helen Wright. of Column
bus, O.. were among the guests from away.
Miss Butler is one of the brightest and most
talented young ladies belonging to indianapolis
society, and her departure from the city will be
felt in the circles in which she best known.
Mr.. and Mrs Snow left last night for Chicago.
and, after a short visit to Eastern friends, will
y,
until the last of October. travelling over the con-
tinent Upon their return to this country they
will reside with MIR. Shows mother, in Hartford,
Conn.
wILEY-aLAss.
Miss Jessie Wiley, daughter of Mrs Delaney
Wiley. and one or the prettiest brunettes of the
North Side. Was married last night at her home.
No. ITO Christian avenue, to Dir. Frank Glass,
of the Second National Bank, and a most
estimable gentleman, of Richmond, Ind. The
ceremony, which took place in the presence of
q large number of friends was performed by
Rev W. II. Wydman. of the Seventh-street NJ E.
Church The bride was handsomely attired in
canary-colored silk, trimmed with crystal
passementerie and she carried bouquet of
Marechai Neil roses. The gifts were numerous
and handsome, that Of the groom to his bride
being an upright piano. Among the guests
from away were Mr. and Mrs. Glass. of Knights
town. parents of the groom; Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
ROBBIE, of Richmond; the Misses Hay. of Terre
Haute, and others. Mr.. and Mrs Glass will
make their wedding trip to Chicago. Mackinaw
and the lakes, and return in fortnight to Rich
mond to live. on North Tenth street.
coHEN-LEoN.
A delightful wedding took place last night at
tho Grand Hotel. the contracting parties being
Miss Nettie Cohen. favorite in Hebrew society,
and Mr.. Lsonidas Leon, prominent merchant
of cream white duchess satin, handsomely
made Rabbi Messing. of the Jewish
Temple, performed the ceremony, which
Was Witnessed by large number of
guests from this and other cities. among the lat
ter being MIR. and Mrs. M. Leon, parents. and
Miss Hettis Leon, sister CT the groom. from
Muncie; Miss Ray. and MIR. Meiss, and Mr.. III.
Mendel, of Cincinnati, and others After the
ceremony and congratulations an elaborate sup
per was served The wedding of the
hsndsomest that has taken place for some time
The bride and groom will take bridal tour and
return to Muncie.
FpNK-BARsEs
Special to the Indianapolis journal
LoGANspoRr. Ind, June 2a-To-day, at noon,
George w. Funk and MISS Clara Barnes were
married at the residence of the BRIDES father
MIR. Funk is the law partner of Rufus Magee,
minister to Norway and Sweden.